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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-22
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Latouia Races.

C1NCINEATI, ONO, oct. 1.-The first
day Of the fall meeting OF the Flatonis
Jockey Club was favored With COED
weather and far track, but the attendance
was not commensurate with the array Of
horses.
First race-Slx furgongs. Sterrett
lea ST the start but was headed by Duhtn.
VINO in turn gave way 10 Bankrupt and he
10 Col. Owens who Won by tbree-fourths
Of q length. Duhine second Walker third
Time, 1:l7L.
Second racs-Purse fer maidens,
Seven furloDgs. Reverse made
made the pace to the third quarter but in
the flish Volatile came III . wilmer BY q
length, O'FdIlon second, Miss Ruth third
Tine, l;33.
Third rsce-One mile. MonCcrst COZ
Fl in ne lead, Faith Thompson second,
Dago third and Biddy Bowling last
Faith Thompson made the winning to the
third quarter where the horses were
punched. 4 fine finish was made between
MonOcrat and Dago, MOrocrat wiGDirg
by head, Dsgo second, Faith Thompson
third. Time, las.
Fourth races weep5takes. nine fur
longs. Hypcsia led to the stretch with
the Others we'll ~, Msceola keeping sec
Dad place. AT the fnishsPausma under
the whip pushed up ond tapped Maceols,
the two passing ths winning line side by
side, length in 'front.' OF Hypasis The
Judges declared It & desd heat for Panama
a1d MaceoIs- Time, 2;O01
ifthrsce-Msiden stakes for two-year-
olds, six iurlongs Ia Mack got of in
the lead with Kentucky Ban second,
Cl4mor third, Macbeth fourth, the others
strung out. At the rnird quarter Ken
lucky Ban LED closely, pressed by Patton
and Macbeth. Nsar the finish Kentucky
Ban sWeryed over 10 Patton and fouled
Macbeth, but came IN 1irst, Patton second
and Amos third. The judges gave the
race 10 Patton, Amos second. Time,
liza
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
No Change in the Ii. & o Affairs.

PHILADELPHIA, PA Oct. "A cable
dispatch was received in this city yester
day from Robert Garrett, president OF
the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Com
pany, in which it was stated that very
satisfactory negotiations hsd been made
for the future welfare of both the rail
road and telegraph companies. Mr.
Garrett added that the syndicate who are
backing the Baltimore and Ohio are well
pleased with the prospects. As regards
the presidency of the company Mr.. Gar
rett's dispatch stated that MIR Garrett wss
TO remain president and act in
the interest and by the direction Of those
VINO are the hackers Of the company
The dispatch closed by denying the ru-
mors that have been sfoat to the effect
hat the telegraph company was to be
gobbled up by the Western Union, or sold
to some other syndicate Mr.. Garrett in
his management of both railroad and tel
egraph companies is not 10 be restricted
from selling TO whom he pleased his in
tarpst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Fen Picture OF OHIO. Governor.
Philadelphis Times.

L EIIauelDnlG HINES.
The fact that OHIO ls very big state is
no good reason why she should have il
very big fool for Governor, bat she has
one ell the same. There IS no law, either
fundamental or statutory, against man
man being fool, or against governor
being fool, or against any state electing
FOOL for her chief magistrate; and the
fact that Ohio chooses to have such g
fool as Forker for governor is nobodY's
business but her own. To people who
ike such g governor, re is Just the sort
of governor such people like. and it be-
ing wholly natter of taste, Ohio IS not
to be criticised for ner choice.
1t is nobody's concern outside of Ohio
that Governor Foraker lashes himself
into fury once week, or oftener, over
some imaginary insult or slight to the
American flag or to himself, nor has the
| outside world any right to bother about
Governor Foraker stopping over in in
sulting kilograms, ostentatiously given to
the public, to the President of the United
States, refusing to surrender the Ohio
| captured flags, which nobody thought Of
asking for ana which were not referred
to oy anyl order or suggestion of the
national government. 1t is peculiarly
Governor Fcraksr's prerogative to slop
over, to De ridiculous, to pose as q fool
and to offend every instinct of courtesy
O. even of decency, in ell matters of
which he Can speak as Elective of Ohio.
Ohio is his state. OHIO has elected him
Governor, and the question CT having e
picturesque fooi for Governor is solely &
question for Ohio so long as Forsker is
10 Ohio; but when Ohio's Governor gets
outside of his state, where the prophecies
and decencies OF public and private life
are respected, both the big state and the
big fool Governor arc obnoxious to criti-
Cism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
4 LION in PAIN.
sklIfui Removal of e Tumor From the
Shoulder of an aged King of the Forest
III Il State of Captivity.

SkIlIfuI Removal Of q Tumor From the
Shoulder of an 4 ed king OF the Forest
III IA State Of Captivity.
san Francisco Examiner.
Leo, the twenty old lion,
which has been for sixteen years one of
the principal attractions at Woodward's,
has been suffering for some time with a
tumor or the left shoulder. A few days
ago Louis j. Ohuimus, the assistant su-
per,ntendent, undertook the hazardous
task of successfully removing it.
al had noticed" said he to d reporter,
"the growth of the tumor for few
weeks. and it seemed TO annoy Leo, for
every morning when l passed his cage he
would come to the front of the
bars and allow NE TO feel it. l
found il was growing very rapidly, and
st the end Of three months it was as
large as g mans head, / consulted Z
veterinary surgeon, and he gave it as his
opinion that it could be cut out without
endargering the lions life, but the
trouble was, how to cut it.
sit would be unsafe to go into the cage,
and it is impossible TO use ANA sthetics
upon animals OF the lower order without
endargering their lives. So I Just kept
rubbing the tumor every morning until |
got the old fellow TO understand that !
meant to do him good. He seemed TO
understand my motive, as he remained
perfectly quiet, allowing me TO put both
hands through Ihe bars OF the cage.
"Having gained his confidence l pre-
pared my knife and got it TO a keen edge,
when one morning he came to the front
as usual, with q look Of resignation in his
eye. / put my left hand through the
bars and took 8 good firm hold of the
skin on the tumor and pulled pretty
heavily. Leo bore somewhat against ne
and by his doing so left the skin taut.
then put my right hand through the bars
and placing the keen edge of the knife
close up to the shoulder l cut down
straight, taking the abnormal growth Of
as clean as though 1t had never been
there.
!, Leo gave one tremendous roar and
dashed around the cage, paving and
roaring as only an infuristed brute of his
Species can do when aroused to anger.
After pacing about the cage for twenty
minutes or so he came to where the
tumor had dropped on the bottom of his
cage, aud, surveying the scene, he be-
came somewhat pacifed and lay down.
l removed him into the adjoining cage
and took away what l had cut off. 1t
.YeigEssten pounds. The second morn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

ing after the operation he came to the
bars as usual and allowed me to dress
the sore; and every morning regularly
when he sees me in front of his csge with
the dressing be walks up and stands per-
fectly quiet until finish dressing it; but
he will not allow 8 cloth 10 be placed
over II. He seems to un( star d that
the removal Of the tumCr was for his
good, or az least &c sets that way"
An examination Of the gaping, circular
wound. which IL about six inCEes ia cir
cumferenCe, shows wnere Mr. Ohrimus'
knife severed the skin from the SHOULDER.
It looks s. il it 8ss nesi,lg rics Y. but
the old iell0@ Iu55 it sgainst Ire 0ars,
ard this TENDS TO Keep i: sumewlA- ri
t1ted, otherwise il would heal sooner.
The Ii0Eegs, Eess, also has 4 ls:4-e tu-
nor on the neck -bgut the size 81 a ms1's
head, but the location is Dangerous
one, rs the surgeons knife caDuos ua ap-
oiled. IL les to9 close % the principal
alterits, ar; any attempt &c remove he
growth would IL Sill probability prove
fatal.
Wle cub of this leoline psir, Barney,
was supposed to be para-yZ-d N MS -iHd
quarters, but he is outgroWing il. lie
WAS removed from the csge 10 en- IL
closed space in tie grounds, where he
enjoys pl8yiug in the sand. He shows
every disposition to gICW strong and
hungry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
A CONGRESS- OF FREAKS.
Business Me citing of GianEs. Fat women,
Tlve-Armsd Boys aud Dog Faced Men.
London Da!ly Teiecranh

Business Meeting of GianEs. Fat Women,
TIve-Armsd Boys aud Dog Faced Men.
London Daily Telegraph.
All the giants, dwarfs, beautiful Circas-
slams, wax work proprietors, Japanese
jugglcrs, deputy lior-tsmers, Herculean
athletes or wrestiing-men, -Iimbed
temeles and general anatomical mou-
strosities who exhibit themselves in Pr
sian fairs, were convened in solemn coG-
clave Saturday night in the menggerie of
NJ. Bidel, for the purpose of discussing
he interests OF their respective Cellings,
so far as these are connected with the
hiring Of ground in the metrcpo-
lis or it's vicinity. The indus
trieis torsins," IS they are called, have
for some time been complaining of the
exorbitant prices which have been asked
for ground, and they resolved last night
with uuanimity to "boycctt" the coming
fete which is TO take place around the
statue of the Lion of Balfort, in the Mon
trouge district, unless lower prlCes DE
asked for the places whereOn they usually
pitch their tents or construct their wood
en- booths.
The meeting was & rather stormy one,
as iuuNJ WdulcG W Speak III OLCt. Some
Of the brawny wrestling men, who had an
Itch for distinguishing themselves in
rhetoric as we'll as in TIE skill usually dis
played by them in rough and tumble ex.
erciseS and operations, elbowcd their way
| through the ranks of their weaker breth-
rem in order TO eXpouud their views oil
the situation The anatomical curiosities
who ventured to express opinions were
sneered st by the swanower:
of knives or the exhibitors o.
trained seals, who would have
everything their own way, while the occa
sion al roars of the lion Sultan and the
shrill cries OF the hyenss rose menscingly
ABOVE the din of human voices. The
lion-tameTs frequently discontinued theiI
! ciscouTses in order 10 shout commanda tt
their animals to be quiet; and it was only
after long and painful exertions of lung
power that NJ. Bidel, the presiding geniu.
of the remarkable conclave, was able tt
put the final resolution to the meeting anc
| 10 get it carried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Playing for a Big Pot.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Oct. The Islonc
Citys ard GaIvestons cros eibats agaIn o
day st Beach Park before largs,l rthusi
astic audience. only seven innings were
played owing to the darkness, the score
Standing at The conclusion Of the seventh
inning, Island Citys ., Galvestors / This
is the second game Of the series Of five to
be played between these home clubs,
the winner OF three out of the tive games
to take all the gate receipts. Thus far
the Island Citys have won 10th games
played, ana SIS the gate receipts in the
pot alresdy represent over @ $1,000 and
bid fair to 60 on increasing it viii DE seen
the OoyS have something TO play ball for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
THE PRESIDENT.
Continued from First PGge.

Continued from First Page.
verse: "Wn.s snail we then say 10 N.
things? If God be for Us, aho can
against u.s."
The pastor confined himself strictly
his text aud alluded in no manner 10
President except in his closing D-as
Wleu he iTvak, d the usual divine h.r--.
On the chief executive OF t5s nation.
the close e The service The President
escorted frcT the church Immediately.
coagress ion rem5iuiDE in their sea-
s low ssSy eGtess. TIE v1rty ~
driy,G to Mayor Francis residences, W.
t4ey GlCgd, s1d ct O'Clock they ...
drive TO Mr.. Henry ShE1's .au
D2:a.jcaI garden, returning early.
eg-1.u., Wzs passed quietly OF
Mayors home Tle President ana +.
Cleveland appezred considerably ia
by the rip from Washington. su-
raPilIv Incorporating. TIE s9.4u
westler and warm atmosphere g
marred for 8 little while tonight
hesvy shower, but auriu. tag dsy
sun shore briglCy'm5st d the tine, s
ths prospect for fine weather TO. NOR
is EcOd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.

NEW ENGLAND TO BE BROUGHT NEARER
TO NEW YORK-A BIG RAILROAD DEAL,
NEARLY PERFECTED.
A big rsilroad deal is nearly perfected
that is expected to bring the New York
and New England Railroad into this city
early next spring. A syndsAts to furnish
large amount of m0Eey is Being
formed, and there is g. meeting af The
New England directors to-day 81 the
subject. The New York, New HsFen and
Hartford Railroad has had monopoly of
TIE business between New YorE aud Bos-
too, by reason of It's trains running into
the Grand Central station inEorty. second
street, and also on account OF its having
close and exclusive traffic relations wifi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Tho Rock Island.

Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, Ten, Oct. 2.-Yout corresponds
ent was informed yesterday by a promi-
nent citizen of Montague county who is
Just back from Chicago that the officials
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
told him Bowie would get one branch of
the road. One branch will cross the
Denver at Wichita Falls, the other come
down Salt creek in the Nation, cross Red
river st Burlington, then through Mon
tsgue and Bowie. Whether Fort Worth
would get the road was not yet settled by
the officials; otherwise the route IS al
settled. Fort Worth must be moving
jointly with Montague, Bowie end Bur
liDgton to get the line that comes this
way.
The Fort Worth and Denver opens III
its line to Clarendon to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
The Railroad.

DR.. j. w. Embree, DR.. Taylor Hudson
and George We Tyler, Esq, visited Aus
tin this week, and while there had con-
su!tstion with AustiD's railway commit
tee. They were told that it is the pur-
pose of Austin, assisted by Georgetown,
Salado, Bolton and McGregor, to take
out charter Tor the proposed line of
road, and to leave nothing undone to in
sure its early construction. Our people
stnnd ready to cooperate fully with the
people of Austin and the other towns in
this railroad enterprise. Austin must
take the lead and we will render all the
assistance possible Bolton Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Has an OccupaEt,
epondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
EMORY, TEX, Oct. With the begin
nirg c; 8 new month our county jail
which has been unoccupied for quite a
while receives i tenant. Sheriff McCon-
nell, arrived with J. +. Bryant from Fan
min county, wlois charged with the theft
OF a gold watcn and chain from DR.. W.
a. Duffy, IN default OF bail Mr.. Bryant
ieuguisheth in dur2nce vile. o. c. Vim
cent,a young man living four miles IN the
country Vas also arrested this morning
upon the same charge. Vincent was ad-
mitted TO bail in the sum of $500, which
ht gave readily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
The Rock Island,

opSCIaI 70 the Gazette
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Oct. 2.-The
cheering Rock Island R.ilroad news thst
to-dsy's GAZETTE brings to the people Ct
the Falls is hailed with UNUSUAL 10y.
Nothing any paper has published on this
subject seems so reasonable snd reliable
as the Interview had with Senator Mat
lock. The GAZETTE is deemed very fair
on this question, and is fast becoming the
standard in railroad information.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
OF for Memphis.

SpecIaI 10 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TN oct. 2.-Mr. j. c.
Monroe, for eighteen months past master
mechanic Of the International and Great
Northern at this place, has resigned the
position and leaves for Memphis, Tenn.
tonight, where be takes TIE position OF
master mechanic ia the department of
the Memphis, Fort Scott and G.lf Raj
road. He is succeeded here by Mr.. S
II. SpaDgler, master mechanic at TAYLOR,
Tex. Mr, d. c. Monroe takes position
on the same road with his brother. Those
gentlemen leave Palestine with the good
viii Of the shopmen and all other clti-
Zeus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Consumption, Wasting D,sea,,s

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as ta
the relative value of Cod Liver Oil and Hypo,
phosphites; the one supplying strength ana
ifgsh, the other giving nerve power, and acting
ana tonic to the digestive and entire systefn
Ett In Scott's Em ufsion Of Cod Liyer Ole stf
Hfect is wonderful. Thousands wHo haN3de.
"a ved no peEnanent benefit troutether pfaf5ara
lions have Been cured by, thIF Scotxsy Emul
sion Is peLfecly palatable snnis easily az Tested
by those VITO canrc, tolerate platn Cod Liver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

SNCCi s. TO The Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct. 2.-Tae bodgof =.
Johnson, editor and proprietor Of
Spencer Mass Bulletin, which Vi
em0s,med here last right, and .a
t.ben to the residence # 3 sister, VI
7. + Muse, VINO resides here, WIS ship
home to-day for IlteTmtIJ Mr. johns
was 8 consumpnve, en route 10 Te-
fo- d.s health, and died suddenly oa
sout10ound Missouri Psclhc trSin II
terdsy between AIvarado acd Grandvb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
NaCO Us. Dallas.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Oct. 2.-The Dallas osse
bsll club arrived here at L7on to-day 70
cross bats with the Wsco Red Stockings.
The Dallssites we're accompanied by q
considerable delegation Of friends GDd
admirers, ready 10 back their favor
ties with money. The game asd
been extensireI. advertised, the weather
wss fire, and g big crowd had assembled
at the driving park by p. m, at waica
hour the game was called. TIE score
was Waco 10, Dallas ).
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
SUrglaEies.
Special to the Gazette,

SptCIaI 70 INC GhZeJte,
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 2.-The dry goods
store Of Mr.. Ffanklin's was entered by
thieves last night ard about 500 worth
OF shirts, ETC., taken. Also the grocery
store OF John Bennett was visited where
they helped themselves to ctgsrs, snd the
best he had, besides quite quantity OF
provisions. The officers have made no
arrests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
Change OF Shipping Point
of the Gazette.

Norfesponccnce Of the Gazette.
GouAD, TEX Sept. 27.-Golisd busi
ness men have changed their shipping
point from Victoria to Rdnge station. or
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail.
road. Runge is little nearer, and the
wagon road is much better to that place
than TO Victoria. This change, it is
thought, will tGrn considerable of Goli2d
trade to San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

now OF this city, as one of the chainmen
ran over twenty miles in ten hours
and he is not certain but that record ever
has been beaten in one case by several
thousand feet. In each case recited the
work done IVES immense, and shows how
engineers can get ever the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

An old timepiece is shown in Phia-
delphla window. The front Of the clock
is large, round waiter. The hours are
marked on q dozen oyster shells. A
small plate, garn'shed with slices Of
lemon, conceals the works and the hands
are knife ana fork,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
SPORTING.
Arranging Another Yacb, Race

NEW YORK, Oct. There is some
talk of arranging race between the
Thistle and Puritan, Priscilla, Atlantic
and other big sioops. The matter was
referred to Mr.. Bell, owner OF the
Thistle, and he gave his consent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
THE RAILROADS.
The Railroads New Doing Something
for Texas la the Way Of Che8p
Excursion Tickets.

Records OF OWL Engineers In Running Pre-
liminBry IineE-BOuston and Sexas
Central City Oftice-aome Motor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
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tte Southeast. Choice OF TCute6 via Denise
md ST Louis, or Houston and New Crlesrz
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